Sermons

This Palm Sunday sermon centers on the meaning of “Hosanna,” reminding us that it is not just a joyful shout but a desperate cry that means “Lord, save us.” Rev. Dr. Bob Fuller explains that Holy Week provides a pattern for both worship and the Christian life, beginning with celebration of Jesus as King but moving quickly into conviction as we recognize our own sin. He highlights how the same crowds who praised Jesus later rejected Him, challenging believers to examine the sincerity of their own faith. The sermon emphasizes that true worship must include not only praise, but also honest repentance and recognition of our need for salvation. From there, it points to Christ’s redemption on the cross, where Jesus willingly took our place and paid for our sins out of love. Finally, it celebrates the restoration made possible through the resurrection, assuring us that God welcomes us back and gives us new life. Worship, then, becomes a complete journey—from “Hosanna” to “Hallelujah”—declaring that Jesus is both worthy and essential to our lives.

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